Aug 30 (Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open little
changed on Tuesday as investors looked for catalysts to drive
markets with one eye on clues for the timing of the next
interest rate hike.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen painted a rosy picture of
the U.S. economy at an economic symposium on Friday and said the
case for a rate hike was strengthening, but gave little
indication on when the central bank could next move.

Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer, in an interview with
Bloomberg TV on Tuesday, said the U.S. job market is close to
full strength and the pace of interest rate hikes will depend on
how well the economy is doing.

Investors are awaiting a report on monthly payrolls data due
on Friday to assess whether it supports the hawkish tone that
Fed officials have taken.
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